"From what you're saying, it seems you're very satisfied with the position the company has provided you, and this indirectly suggests that even if you fail in this job application, it won't have any negative impact on you," the manager of the comprehensive department continued.
"Of course. I'm very satisfied with everything the company has given me. As for failing in the application, I think that too would be an experience in life. I hope I will succeed because I want to develop myself better. I want to improve myself in different positions. But indeed, there are so many excellent candidates competing against me. If I fail, I will simply face it calmly and then spur myself on to keep trying and continuously challenge and improve myself. If not this time, there will always be a next time. I believe that one day I will reach the position I aspire to." Zhang Cong spoke, measured and neither haughty nor humble—the answer that every interviewer loves to hear.
